We all know the famous "shirt corner" technique.
We fog up the glasses by blowing on them. And presto, we wipe them on a corner of a T-shirt!
Unfortunately, this method damages the lenses of your glasses.
Over time, this cleaning leaves micro-scratches on the lenses.
There are kits for cleaning glasses, but these cleaners are expensive for a tiny bottle!
Fortunately, there is a simple and effective method to clean your glasses or sunglasses.
The trick is to use 1 drop of dishwashing liquid and a microfiber cloth . Watch:
- dishwashing liquid
- clean, dry microfiber or cotton cloth
- lukewarm water
1. Run your glasses under lukewarm tap water.
2. Take a drop of dishwashing liquid on your fingers.
3. Gently massage the lenses and the entire frame.
4. Rinse your glasses with lukewarm water.
There you go, you now know the best way to clean your glasses :-)
Easy, fast and effective, right?
Now your glasses are clean, crisp, clear... and streak-free!
Thanks to this method, your glasses are always impeccable and without damaging the glasses.
- Experts recommend using this method to clean your glasses every morning.
- Don't forget to clean the whole frame, including the pads, nose pad and rods. Indeed, it is in these places that make-up and hair care deposits form, which can dirty your glasses.
- No washing up liquid? This trick also works with Marseille soap or liquid hand soap.
- Hot water: be careful, because the heat can take off the coatings on your glasses. So remember to use lukewarm water, neither too hot nor too cold.
- Saliva: some people use their saliva to clean their spectacle lenses. But saliva is not an effective method to get clean glasses.
- Shirt corner: this method is not recommended, as shirts and T-shirts are covered in microscopic dust. And by wiping your glasses with a corner of a shirt or T-shirt, these dust particles leave micro-scratches. That's why it's best to use a piece of cotton, as long as it's clean.
- Ammonia, bleach, window cleaner: never use these products on your spectacle lenses. Indeed, the chemical properties of these products can damage the coatings of the lenses of the glasses.
